Wyomissing Area High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wyomissing, PA)

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i ii . -.Bennyn Here is the smallest boy in the class. He may be small, but he has fingers that can tickle the old ivories, an eye for ten- nis which makes him the best player in the class, an arm for pitching that makes even the boastful juniors hide their faces in shame. When Bob's mouth twitches into a smile, be- ware! lt may be a sign of mischief. If Bob continues with the same type of determination displayed in his school work, he is certain to make a name for himself. Baseball 35 Clee Club 3, 45 Cantata 3, 4. 0 Bingo Tick! Tick! Tick! Only a watch, Mildred, our parting token of affection. Mildred, one of the tall girls of the class, as- pires to be a dental hygienist. She also reveals a splendid dis- coursive ability when we haven't prepared our lessons. How- ever, we are sure that her patience and her good natured dis- position will enable her to buck the tide. With these attri- butes, you are certain to go far, Mildred, but don't stop af Oleyl Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Association 45 Basketball 2. Seventeen

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THECOLOPH 9 ROBERT K. BENNETHUM O MILDRED E. BINC-AMAN O Sixteen

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I I-I E C O I. O I9 I-I 0 N ,. II? .:iQ 2 IOI-IN C. BIORKBOIVI, IR. I WILLIAM M. BREITINGER, IR. I Eighteen